Sentence examples for consequently compelled from inspiring English sources
But then when bowlers are consequently compelled to pitch further up, he drives, on both sides of the wicket, clean through extra cover, and brutal through midwicket, which he works with a turn of the wrist only: Root does not hit across the line.
In fact, the Tacony was so fast that he could capture her only with trickery; as she approached, the Clarence hoisted an inverted American flag, a universally recognized distress signal, which compelled the Tacony's skipper to stop and, consequently, be captured.
Consequently for some couples, the desire for sexual intimacy, and particularly for women to preserve their marriages, compelled them to engage in unprotected sex, even at the expense of their own health.
Hence, we felt compelled to do something.
In 340 BC, a force was consequently dispatched to assist the Thracian prince, Cersobleptes, to maintain his independence; and such effectual aid was given to the city of Perinthus that the numerous and well-appointed army with which Philip had commenced its siege was completely baffled and compelled to give up the attempt.
I felt inspired and compelled.
No one can compel her to work and if compelled, she creates political pressure.
Consequently her murder, though not on the face of it a political act, compels a political reading.
